: Critics at Rotten Tomatoes highlight the "fresh score" and the film's ability to find "humor and horror in the suffocating details of social awkwardness".
After their housewarming party ends, Adam (Ryan Hansen) and Margo (Melissa Tang) discover a lingering couple, Tom and Sasha (Timothy Granaderos and Perry Mattfeld), in their home.
: Tom and Sasha claim to be wealthy neighbors from across the street. Who Invited Them
: Director Duncan Birmingham describes this as a "polite home invasion," where the threat is invited in and stays because the hosts are too bound by societal normalcies to eject them.
: The film satirizes the "upwardly mobile" couple who are so afraid of appearing rude or "uncool" that they ignore their survival instincts. : Critics at Rotten Tomatoes highlight the "fresh
: The strangers use passive-aggressive techniques to highlight cracks in Adam and Margo's marriage, slowly turning the hosts into prisoners in their own home. Major Themes
: Adam, eager to climb the social ladder, is easily charmed by the couple's perceived status and invites them to stay for more drinks. : Director Duncan Birmingham describes this as a
: The intruders act as catalysts, exposing existing secrets and flaws in Adam and Margo's relationship. Critical Reception